Hexagonal Pixels
Pixelation using a honeycomb grid instead of squares, so every cell has six equal neighbours. The look suits board-game maps, sci-fi interfaces and honeycomb-inspired graphics.
Spot it
- 01Honeycomb tile grid
- 02Flat color per hexagon
- 03Soft stepped contours
Why it happens
The image is sampled at the centres of a hexagonal lattice, and each hexagon is filled with the average color of the pixels falling inside it.
Recreate it in Pixio
Image edit prompt“Pixelate this image into a honeycomb of hexagonal cells: each hexagon a single flat color sampled from the picture, uniform cell size about 20 pixels wide, thin dark gaps between cells, stepped hexagonal edges, no smoothing. Keep the original subject and composition.”
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